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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Okami
« on: April 21, 2008, 10:48:02 PM »
I would just like everyone to know that Okami sold 47,192 copies in it's first week. Discuss.
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We got Phantasy Star 2 back in the middle of February.I went and checked the shop channel and we do have Phantasy Star 2. Phantasy Star I believe is on the Sega Master System and we only started getting those since last week give it some time.
When did we get that game? I must have been gone that week or something. Oh well at least this means we're much closer to getting Phantasy Star 4 in the near future, since that's the one I care most about playing.
I went and checked the shop channel and we do have Phantasy Star 2. Phantasy Star I believe is on the Sega Master System and we only started getting those since last week give it some time.This Mondays games are River City Ransom for the nes and Phantasy Star 3 for the Genesis
Wait what? We haven't even gotten Phantasy Star 1 or 2 yet, and they're giving us 3? Who's responsible for these decisions because that makes no sense.
Alright, just polished Orochi off...I find it interesting that the story continues after you beat him...What did you think of the fight? I thought it was humorous how you beat it.
You mean from another ruined Capcom franchise?Yes I mean VJ.
When I picked up my copy at the local Gamestop, I saw 3 more copies on the shelf! Yay for a Gamestop receiving a shipment of more than one unit of this game! It makes me sad when they do that....When I picked the game up I didn't have it reserved there were 5 non preorder copies.
From what you posted the other day, I thought I'd reach there faster...Just defeated the Spider Queen at 7 hours...By side quest you mean like feeding animals getting clovers and such? If yes then yes I have.I got past the part where you have to find those five dogs in the city and then the princess asks you to find the other 3 I am on the 2nd dog.
Have you been avoiding side quests? ='D
The nunchuk controls are responsive but not in the way you want and I would have to agree they aren't required. How far is everybody in the game?So are the controls broken? Or do reviewers just don't know what it is to LEARN HOW TO PLAY a video game anymore?
Will Okawii's sales push Capcom to make brand new Wii projects, or just port some more?
1. The controls work well, though I haven't gotten any of the nunchuk-movement dodges yet...
2. Just port some more, obviously...Did you really have to ask?
From what I understand even the nunchuck dodge move is an optional move, so while it may be unreliable it is far from necessary in the game.
So are the controls broken? Or do reviewers just don't know what it is to LEARN HOW TO PLAY a video game anymore?The controls are not broken. I am not sure on the second question.
Will Okawii's sales push Capcom to make brand new Wii projects, or just port some more?
Well I have a couple hours into Okami now, and here are my thoughts on the controls (Nothing to say about the core game except it is GREAT):I admit that I had to do that dummy thing a few times. Thanks for the z button tip I didn't know about that. Here is a tip that I will give you. If you enter brush mode in battle and move you brush over to the enemy and paint its eyes they will be blind and they will take out their melee weapon and swipe in front of them go around to the back and attack and when you get the bomb attack you can combine these two for explosive results.
I'll admit early on in the game there was one scene where you had to slash some dummies, and I had to repeat it OVER AND OVER again, it got tedious. All I needed to draw was a simple line in the right spot and that was it, well after trial and error I finally beat it but with the thought "Hey maybe line drawing isn't that good, even if the rest of the brush controls are virtually spot on). Well I soon learned that the reason why I was screwing up is that in addition to holding Z (This helps to draw a straight line) you don't need to rush things. I was playing the game like Dragon Quest Swords where I thought I had to do quick slices, though all it really requires is a line in the right place and it doesn't matter how long it takes you to put it in, as long as you stay in paint mode. When you release paintmode the action commences. Now that I've developed that simple strategy (Though it didn't seem so simple before hand!) my lines register near 100% of the time when I'm holding Z.
So what do I think of the controls overall? The waggle is ok for main attacks, but the brush controls of the Wii controller rock once you get the hang of things. I cannot imagine drawing all that stuff with an analog stick. Looks to me that some reviewers didn't take the time to learn the controls, or may not have even known about the Z trigger straight line help.